⌚ Casio Wave Ceptor Black Resin Strap Quartz Watch, Model: EAW-WV-200A-1AV, Size 16 Review

I actually bought this watch TWICE. The first purchase was made in 2015 and for a while it was a nice watch with all the cool features like atomic clock, world time, water resistance etc. but after two years it gets reset from time to time. , possibly due to low battery power. Then I bought another NEW one and guess what, it rebooted just 2 days after that. Thinking it might be an atomic sync issue, I disabled the feature and set the time manually. Another week passed and today I found the…

I really like this watch and it works great. The atomic clock sync works really well, if you follow the instructions it syncs to the right time almost every night (I can only remember a couple of days when it didn't). The ability to save world time also comes in handy when you need to check different time zones. I usually check Zulu (London) time. I've worn it in the shower a few times (almost every day) and haven't had any issues with water/moisture getting into the watch. Once you start using

I've been using the same watch for probably ten years or more and found it very suitable for my needs and when it needed both a new battery and lightbulb I decided to replace it with an identical product that I thought the cost was reasonable. . I had a metal bracelet that I fitted to a new watch for a small fee. I live near Chicago and night sync works well with atomic clocks in Colorado, but when I travel this isn't always the case, for example going to Florida or Toronto, Canada. I've read…

This is not only my first Casio watch, but also my first radio controlled watch. I did a lot of research before ordering and was very satisfied. Not only was it weird taking it out of the box and finding it out of sync with time for more than 3 seconds, it was last synced 6 months ago. If it's only moved 3 seconds in 6 months, that's amazingly impressive. Now, after synchronizing with the Fort Collins atomic clock, he is very active. I checked how well it syncs with the NIST atomic clock…

This watch has many features some of which I will probably never use but at this price point who cares. I can't comment on how well the auto-update feature is working at the moment, but it's timed, so I think it's ok. The lights are bright, there is an alarm (can be useful if the power goes out) and world time for a number of different countries/time zones. It also has an automatic Daylight Saving Time setting, but I haven't had a watch that actually works as intended with this feature, but it…

I have been a Casio customer for 20 years. I've been wearing a G-Shock GW7900B for about 8 years. but the older he got, the more expenses he got. It runs on solar power, and for the last few years the battery has been dying about every 18 months. They're failing again, so instead of paying another $50 shipping to send the 7900 in for a battery replacement, I found this watch. I like her. Not only do my other watches age, but also my eyes. and this WV200A has a bigger font, I guess you could say

As a long time Casio watch user (30+ years), I was recently on the lookout for a new watch after my old one broke and needed replacing. Now, about a week later, I am just as pleased and impressed with this watch as I was the first day it arrived. since I also have this feature on a fancy Casio watch that my wife gave me for our anniversary a few years ago. This ensures that the person never has to worry about making sure the clock is set to the correct time by frequently updating themselves…